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13.02.2020 (614 Clicks)

Limestone in Australia no Match for Keller Expertise

In Perth, Western Australia, Keller has expertly navigated difficult soil conditions to deliver a retaining wall and foundation works for a proposed luxury aged care facility. We speak to Project Manager Brad Clothier to find out more.

12.02.2020 (653 Clicks)

LKAB: Year-end Report 2019: Strong Earnings in an uncertain Market

Stable production and favourable market conditions enabled LKAB to increase its operating profit both for the quarter and for the full year, this despite lower delivery volumes. The market remains uncertain, however.

12.02.2020 (915 Clicks)

Herrenknecht: Students get Information at first Hand

The Max Planck High School in Lahr hosted the 2020 Engineer's Day last Thursday, February 6, 2020, the tenth time it has taken place. The half-day event gives pupils first-hand insight into and information about careers in engineering. The opening presentation was given by Artur Miller, project engineer at Herrenknecht AG.

11.02.2020 (642 Clicks)

Vision Zero: Healthy Working at Rema Tip Top

'Vision Zero. Zero accidents - healthy working!' | Goal: Working environment without accidents | Cooperation with the employers’ liability insurance association for Raw Materials and Chemical Industry

10.02.2020 (593 Clicks)

Samsung SDI and Glencore extend their long term strategic Cobalt Partnership

Glencore has today signed a five year agreement with Samsung SDI for the supply of cobalt hydroxide.

Under the terms of this supply contract, Glencore will provide up to 21,000 tonnes of cobalt contained in cobalt hydroxide between 2020 and 2024.

09.02.2020 (828 Clicks)

Cimic’S CPB Contractors selected for two regional Road Projects in Australia

Cimic Group company CPB Contractors has been selected to deliver upgrades to two major regional highway projects.

07.02.2020 (706 Clicks)

ReNew Canada releases Top 100 Infrastructure Project List

In January, ReNew Canada published its annual “Top 100: Canada’s biggest infrastructure projects” report, which features a list of the largest Canadian infrastructure projects currently underway.

Topping the list were Toronto’s $15.334 billion on-corridor GO expansion projects, a series of P3 initiatives that will provide core infrastructure and services needed to run all-day-service throughout the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area network at a frequency of 15 minutes. Two other Ontario-based projects – the Bruce Power Refurbishment ($13 billion) and the Darlington Nuclear Refurbishment ($12.8 billion) – rounded out the top three, while other projects from Newfoundland and Labrador, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Quebec joined several more from Ontario in the top ten.

Taken as a whole, these projects represent an enormous investment in Canada’s future. According to Andrew Macklin, Managing Editor for Renew Canada, the 2020 Top 100 infrastructure projects account for over $240 billion in investments, a substantial increase from last year’s $216 billion. In the editor’s note on the report, Macklin also notes of the figures that they “could easily increase in the coming years, as completed megaprojects are replaced by those lining Ontario’s P3 Market Update and grandiose plans for continued megaprojects spending in British Columbia and Quebec.” These numbers are all-the-more staggering, given that just a decade ago, the combined project total was $68 billion.


Source: engineerscanada

                     

07.02.2020 (719 Clicks)

Statement on Mining Safety Reviews

QRC has welcomed the release of the Brady Review into Mining and Quarrying fatalities and two University of Queensland expert legal assessments of coal mining and mining and quarrying legislation.

These reports represent a wealth of information that the resources industry can use to further enhance safety.

06.02.2020 (682 Clicks)

Genoa in Italy: Completion of Piers on West Side of Riverbed in Record Time

Workers have completed the installation of all the piers on the west side of the Polcevera riverbed in Genoa across which will stretch the bridge being built by PerGenova, a joint-venture between Salini Impregilo and Fincantieri. With the installation of Pier 1 to support a ramp of the A10 Highway, the number of piers completed has reached 15 out of a total of 18.

05.02.2020 (728 Clicks)

Balfour Beatty appoints new Managing Director to lead its regional Construction Business in the South of England

Balfour Beatty announced the appointment of Beth West as Managing Director of its regional construction business in the South of England.